TestMatrix will change the way you unit test by making it a seamless part of the programming experience. TestMatrix makes it easy and practical to follow a "code a little, test a little" philosophy. You can run your entire suite of tests in the background as easily as building your project, or more interactively through the Test Explorer window. You can even run and debug your tests directly from the editor itself via hot key or context menu, keeping your hands on the keyboard where they belong. Test results are reflected in the editor itself, as well as a results window, showing you which tests failed, along with where and why. TestMatrix automatically marks the lines that caused the failures and provides a convenient stack trace explorer.

Code Coverage

Easily track your code coverage

Track your coverage automatically while you test

Editor highlighting to see what you are missing

Export coverage results as XML

Command line support

Code Coverage

Unit tests check the quality of your code, code coverage checks the quality of your unit tests. Without some way to track your test coverage, there's no way to know how thorough your tests really are. With TestMatrix, code coverage metrics are collected automatically as you run your unit tests and applications. Code coverage is highlighted in the editor window, showing you exactly which lines have and have not received testing coverage. TestMatrix brings coverage into Visual Studio itself, so that the benefits of its feedback becomes a constant part of the development process. TestMatrix also allows you to review file, class, method, and line level statistics across the entire solution to identify which classes or methods require additional testing.

TestMatrix adds test profiling features directly into the IDE, making it easier to use and learn than stand alone profilers, not to mention much more affordable. TestMatrix automatically collects line level performance metrics such as hit and object creation counts, memory utilization, and execution time as you test your application. As with code coverage, feedback appears directly in the Visual Studio's editor, in the form of hot spots markers and timing bars. Performance and memory utilization data is also rolled up into solution wide reports for your analysis. These easy to use features allow you to intuitively judge the performance profiles of individual lines and methods, while you test. When performance and memory usage information is constantly visible, you'll be surprised by the things you learn about your code and the problems you spot early.